Arco-Zinneberg Palace

Munich, Germany

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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The Arco-Zinneberg Palace is a neoclassical city palace in Munich's Maxvorstadt district, designed by architects Roderich Fick and Leo von Klenze and completed in 1825. Built during the early nineteenth-century flourishing of Munich under King Ludwig I, the palace exemplifies the refined restraint and symmetrical elegance characteristic of neoclassical architecture. Today it stands as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, representing an important example of the period's sophisticated urban palaces.